Most grandpas return from Yellowstone with souvenirs, overpriced magnets, and maybe a slight sunburn. 65-year-old Carl Isom-McDaniel left with a […]

How Ted Turner’s Flying D Ranch near Bozeman transformed overgrazed ranchland over 30 years — and what it means for Montana hunters and anglers.

A video of a grandfather being charged by a Yellowstone bison highlights the dangers of getting too close to wildlife. While nature may seem inviting, bison are unpredictable and should be respected. Stay at least 25 yards away, remain alert, and remember that you are a guest in their environment.

Montana’s bison conflict isn’t simple. Here’s what hunters and wildlife watchers need to know about Yellowstone migration, brucellosis, and public lands in 2025.

Montana’s Yellowstone bison debate is back in the spotlight. Here’s the history, the current rules, and what it means for hunters and public land users.

Onlookers captured a rare Yellowstone standoff: a bison herd forming a defensive ring around calves as 23 wolves circled for nearly an hour in the Lamar Valley before retreating. Here’s what happened, why it matters, and what to watch for as spring wildlife activity ramps up.

The Bureau of Land Management has revoked federal grazing permits that allowed American Prairie’s bison herd to graze on public […]

The Blackfeet Nation, in collaboration with Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks (FWP), is offering hunters a unique opportunity to participate […]